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The sound of clippers whirring and the scent of baby oil filled the air backstage, as prize pigs were primped and pampered for their big moment in front of the judges.
A real pound pooch trained by police to sniff out banknotes helped authorities confiscate more than $39,000 in cash from a man at a London train station.
A sweeping federal review of the nation's gun control laws — including mandatory waiting periods and bans on certain weapons — found no proof they reduce firearm violence.
German TV network's regular early morning film of a burning log is playing havoc with night owls and even tricked a woman into calling out the fire brigade.
Just what Denver needed. In the week its Broncos are preparing to face the unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs, it now needs to be worried about the infamous Sports Illustrated cover jinx.
Six women who came into contact with Arnold Schwarzenegger on movie sets, in studio offices and in other settings over the last three decades say he touched them in a sexual manner without their consent.*
Conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh resigned from ESPN three days after sparking outrage by saying Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb is overrated because the media wanted to see a black quarterback succeed.
